From the host house, whoever you are, there's a welcome there for Ruth and Faye, Mohammed and Jose.

From the host house, whether it's work, rest or play, listen to my podcast.

It's packed full of meaty goodness. From the host house, with Alan Partridge,

there's a welcome there for straight and gay, and he and she and they, from the host house.

From the host house, the Alan Partridge podcast series three.

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Hi there, it's Pete from the Luke and Pete Shore, and our podcast is currently sponsored by

his majesty's prison and probation service. Working in the prison and probation service is not

a normal nine to five in the old office. Every day is different. Every day is extraordinary,

but you don't have to be a superhero to do it. These roles are performed by people,

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Hey folks, I've come down with a cold, so I'm not good to subject you to a full episode of

the coffee and gasplottering, but I do have a great show for you from the archives to listen to.

The three and a half years ago, I interviewed Kormak Leonard about an aspect of our past,

completely neglected and overlooked by most historians. That's the history of the death

community. I was reminded of that episode recently when I ran into Kormak at the Dublin festival

of history. That prompted me to relisten to the show we made and it's a great conversation,

so whether you heard it first time or not, you'll really enjoy this. I'll catch up to you next week

with a new episode. It's a topical one for Halloween on the history of ghosts.

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